607-609 32nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 607-609 32nd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure owned by Gene Wah Chun & Linda Wong, built in 1947. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and health issues over its history, most notably a serious fire incident in January 2002 that required comprehensive repairs to the exterior siding, framing, drywall, and insulation, costing $20,000.

This was followed by reroofing work in March 2002 costing $4,500. More recent concerns include a mold outbreak in August 2009 that was promptly addressed within a week, and a heating system problem reported in October 2015, though it's unclear from the records whether this issue was fully resolved.

The building has had multiple infrastructure and environmental issues requiring attention, including a sewage backup in August 2016 that was resolved by the PUC Sewer Operations team. While not directly related to the building's habitability, there have been several municipal service requests in recent years regarding public infrastructure near the property, including multiple instances of defaced parking signs in 2020-2021 and a bent stop sign in 2016, all of which were resolved by city services. The property's maintenance record shows attention to major systems like roofing and structural elements, though the earlier health issues suggest historical challenges with moisture control and heating systems.